When six Jap torpedo planes attacked a U. I. carrier during the raid on the Marshal Islands, s Navy movie cameraman made these Above, crew members flatten out on the ill \f the enemy pluuen berzm its run for the earricr.

pictures.

THE XFIDACKER is deflected by anti-aircraft lire, turnip; g5 it negrg

lhe ship.

live shells and muchinmgun ‘s visible a irncer streak whic

'i'lii-: Dlii-‘ENDING GUNNElLS have found s vulnerable .\ lop t0l'|ledn-b0mhl'!'"s wing. A sheet. oi iia-me streams away

American gunners have been pouring st

liaif of the starboard Tracer bullets sre stlll spurt

a-crmt i-zii. ruziiy.

reams o! high-explos-

buiiets st the enemy, and in this pietqre h shows the marksman are getting elope.

wing ialis oii. The in; around it.

Tilt; FLAMING WilECK oi the enemy torpedo plane hurties into

Ire sea, 7n the

t

1/It,,,i. \

_ HAZIS’ FORTRESS GETS ANOTHER PQUNDING _ From the port oi‘ Kiel, in northwest Germany, to the French

leaving only a billowing black cloud oi smoke to mark its grove.

background at right, a U. S. destroyer is speeding to the spot i U N

"invasion coast," ilitier‘; European Fortress has been rocked allln U!

an iifmiiilli o! some- 3000 American and British bombers. ll

points frequently pounded.

Map shows

ght deck as ono m4

—NI-JA Telephoto i

mo. iioaa Killed 14in Auto Accident

NEW GLASGOW YOUNG IAN MEETS DEATH — MUCH MOUBNID

By s very wdortunns accident Hector Roll. w W}! known to a:

I

Telephone employ, w ing and with him were

Ross. Mrs. Murray and Doc. titan patrick, who l-Tlliid the local hockey mm -

Hector Boas (who was a son ol lute Dr. and Mrs. Rosa ol Oharlottotown). was ohiai s t 00d C

ant

pony and was a brother oi" Mrs. John W. Manhood. Ba was an or homely goals: young man and took a p interest 1n sport and aaythin: that rtalc d to

tho young iiie u! the town. Ho enjoyed s very largo measure .01 friendship. for he was a hale fellow well met and his circle of $Gh€fl was very large.

. e still in Truro the ear slid ‘on the icy pavement and ran int»

County Hoapito. where he died surly Wed- nesday morning.

Mrs. M od went to ‘rruro last nieht on rercivinn word o! the ident and remained with Mr. Ross until he passed sway. -New Glasgow Eastern Ghnmlcle.

' Bootleg Gill

You may talk o! sin

and beer And e

it certainly was cl

today To the graveyard drwws you Just a lirttie nearer

g oi’ e

h both will cause you woe

l save a. little dough will not oust you quite so much to die.

Gin. Gin. Gin Corrupt? oi Satan. ohloquy and

In a bottle or a Jul-urn

You're the arch foo oi decorum

You mendacious base corrosive boot-lei! idll.

‘There's a. Prohibition Law against stuii

s llot in the gut you get. it quick urwuzh irom the when you've got the

inclination and the dough _ 1i you take a drink at rulzht You wake up vzithvut your aisht , Or mags dressed up in a. corpse

umeau i‘; “m” 11"..“ ‘my. you m ma . Axueln$€se u. red hot feeling heath

your vest

But just listen to a irtend

It is then too late to mend

As m; corner ioids your hands across your best. 1

Gin. Gin. Gin i Your suxnach eat/ins. simht destroy-

Thougjfiuto come I've otten bade

you By the reckless man who mode {Xou You're more deadly than a rut 91'. Bootleg Gin.

-Oont. HINTS 0N ETIQUETA‘!

While it has been taboo some time to sop up the Irovy 0X1 your dinner pinto with bread. in these times, when every bit oi iood is valuable and should numbed:-

ior

ted. it is not ill manne

be! M.- _ the Vitamins

MULTIPLE CAPSULES

Don't be confused aa to which Vitamins to buy. When you take just I VITA-VIM Multiple Capsules (one of the

I golden and one oi‘ the black)

each day, you supplement the Vitamins in your diet needed for normal health. Twenty-live day supply for $1.75 or a fiftyday supply- $3.00.

VITA-VIM Mol/iph h s Nye! Qulily Pnlon, nld nb a

Nye! Dug Sum.

J. Ernest llJiorth

Nlal Dfilllilt m Prince Street. Phone It. "Wo Diarense Any Prescription"

ll. L. VIOBTIIY \

Nyul Dfllllllt 1 I78 Queen Street thoue fli

or nickel. oncmeur no manners

IN 1919 the future looked black for the Canadian Nickel industry. Because of the demand for tough Nickel Steel for battleships and ordnance, its markets l had expanded during the first world war. Now these war markets were gone. A few months later Canada’s Nickel plants had to close down, the mines ceased to operate.

Steps were taken to transform this war industry into a great thriving peacetime industry. Scientists were set to work developing new Nickel alloys. Engineers were sent out to seek new uses for Canadian Nickel in the automotive, chemical, electrical, radio and numerous other industries. Step by step new world markets were built up. Within ten years the produc- tion of Nickel in Canada had for surpassed the previous peak of wartime production.

Today Canadlfs Nickel has again been diverted to war purposes. But now this industry looks forward with confidence to the return of peace. Plans are ready to develop and expand old and new peacetime markets so that the Nickel industry may continue, through its owuenterprise, to make substantial con- tribution to Canadrfs economic welfare."

THE INTERNA

Cloud Over

BI.

i ‘This ls o new zww to-nisht.

sir." he said to Derek His iaoo in the candlelight had a M811!- ened expression, and Derek, who was convinced mat Fulfill ind 11° om e155 was .,y,,...¢ulprl- marvell- sd st the man's acting. Derek. however, had no idea oi aliowlns Farrell to think he silapected him-

"Hsve you any notion where the ‘lmmd is coming irom?" he asked. and. as he spoke. the same deep- toned elsnk crime to their ears- Fsrrell mock ms head

"My mother and I think it oomos from underground"

searched the will" isn't a sign o! cnythln “I've just come irom " Farrell. “There's not even a rat. "I was g mining encineer betors the war.‘ said Peter. ‘and l don't believe in ghosts I'll iind the source oi that noise heiore I'm much older." His eyes were on Pnneli and he tsncied the mun winced siilhlly-

CHAPTER. XIV RID A‘! NIGHT "You're lookms better. Peter remarked as the two sat t ther after supper on the ioilow- E; Tuesday. ‘I am better," said Derek "we've Fact’ is. Peter. you've lot o; r grimly. "but I'll lay he'll be up to some dovilment before we're mucr. older.

Are you going lo market to-ulor- xow?’ Derek nodded.

"I want to buy a couple of good rams. but money's internallysiiort. I need n new tracto‘. i . I ordered to muck nu

II Klllll STREET WEST, TORONTO

Coraton

Y IIDDII

acres oi grass, and L», just, about ilninied

"Pity we can‘; (ind your great- unclds cash," said Petal.

the old one ..

k k. Al’ Far ll -- ' ‘mere was a not: I m1 rgw Lmkgptgnllttle sprint rlqht up in the

The ' _ n Pixies Tor. nu. Martynfil mAXter that no more was geld 1mm

came in quickly.

o %n as if tho orse was aiire. Derek and Peter i-h lumiifld ill?- "Call the men." Derek ordered. "Get wet sacks and bill hooks. Peter, you'd letter stny here. It will be mo strenuous {or ou." "But I can make mysrl useful. I can dip the sacks" Derek knew remonstrsnce was usriws. l-le hur- ried out and Peter iallowed. The night was ilne and clear. There had been no rain im some days. and the [one would be dsnzermisly dry. Pixies Tor stood on the northern e oi Oornton. 'I'i‘.e boundary wsl ran up its nidc and across its summit. Beyond was a farm called Nanscoombe which wos owned b s man named vandell. At the top oi the sores was a plantation oi h and larch. "It's the some all risht.” said Derek snxiousli he nnd Peter hun-iod towards he red

ask . "It will ruin the rabbit warren, but the dander is it may set into

law Yswulaaa "its

1X

' o heat

that plsntallon. ‘men there's the black-out. ‘I! the" u, ma“), planes within fifty illes they're l “If? ‘t0 see the fire.‘

.. . o we | urns... ..:::".:'..':,; flflythina it won't do much harm."

As the m Mme nearer m m, Tor they could see flames rising straight into the wind; .5 ,1,- and hear the sharp crackle as me me "W 811d b1?- f-llwlilih the thick gorse. It W" "l °lil WV!" and in some places the srowth was silt feet high,

gs there any water near?" Fem

°Y mlved fit the Icons oi tlon. B lire had started at the-Tower edge oi the covert and was work. inpTu thenhill. I ' a , s ut. llJelekT lhelhflngpzlérdn"gggl “p111:

,,b"Y'°"'l’e flshi" Derek answered, “'1' ye may u. out. to mp n. "Y" I Tide out through the mlddle- I die um 1o.- m». rabbit ShOWHG The r.do is covereq with dry 8755514)"? ii we eon wet that from the spring m, m, won.‘ spread. Luckily there L; no wmd» med 11D short. “There's some- onpAgaeli: already’. A‘ wgmpni" . .....":z -""~ M y" “W-

ey found her in the open ride which out the gorse fro th to south. she had a mu dloofodnu W" "Y"!!! "i? a man. hacking ‘f’: gihatggoalgoslon: the lower "Furry. she ealleo to m . "with any luck we can so em

Wis 409D. rich. and resonant. the rod light Peter stew that rho VII 701ml. tail. with a magnificent fill-Ir» and c. mane oi tawny hair| bound up under a coloured scsri She wore a short tweed skirt. o knitted imey. sud rubber boots. He wondered lrresti who she was. There was no me to in uire. l-lere came Pal-roll with twn o the rnen. They had hooks and wot uokl. The girl look charge, I Better send two mcn up to the m. Mr. Martyn. in ease the ilro

IONAL NICKEL COMPANY 0F CANADA, UNITED

iitcrisr-w-as-a- ‘it;-

lumps the ride At least i! you‘ want to save the plamulinn." "You're right." Derek replied. "We don't wan; to lcse those young trees. Farrell. tukeGregory and make s. iiie break up at the top. Craik, you take ,s biil hook and give me ore. Peter. you can soak the sucks. They'll h; needed when the fire reaches tile ride". A puii oi air, hot as irom s furnace scorched his check 'I‘hc ilames below them roared. The girl

spoke:

“Hurry! If Lin. wind ncls up we'll never stop it,"

A wind was getting up Only a light breeze, bui it blow ficm the SOUIH-Wtldt ‘and ia-nud the liro to fresh fury (unoke slum, their eyes and clouds of sparks rose. Mam" Mm’ The Wh0le scene was llzht n; d5y_ . 1 Ives of La Llnrn.

Peter found the wafer, a trickle 5on1". had hecn sentenced by u Gl- which came from the upper gorse ‘unltnr court. and sonkod the sacks; Derek. Gre —-~—— 801v. and the clrl hacked desper- ately nt prolnctina bushes The fire reached the soul-h std; oi the ride. The grass cavrzht. Peter began to beat it out Suddenly he found the girl beside him

“It's no use." she said. "sparks have tired the top side. We'll have to clear out."

She caught him b

the smoke, thicker than ever, sud. Zdenl s red slow showed through [the smother It was dyad in front .oi them. The gtrl

"The fire has erases‘ at both ends." she said. "Now we are in n iix "

(To ‘no Continued)

Two Spaniards Arc Excctltcd

LONDON, Jun. ll-JOP-Timl!

valnccri a bomb on n lznsnllno iwnX 1 in n furl ruvlnsill-r- nt r 151'

TDDEZ

Years Ago

(By The Canadian Press) - "_ _ drimiu‘ g‘ gum _1;l‘n$ rleportgd W D MOFFATT V"! W! n"! (1 l‘! n lvTwho has been n ointrd Gon"r-\3 Arctic. Maj-Gen. A. G. L. Mc- lilunnger of Air-xrrvrder Milrr-lv Naughton, Canadian commcndelgfiompnny. Ltd., (fliofln , Insulull"! returned to Britain irom France. -and allied buildln ma erlliu alm- ----_- Ion of the Domln on ‘fur .1. l‘h¢'l"' Minardh Kills lcai Co. Limited.)